The centuries-old ban on Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania has been reversed by Gov. Josh Shapiro’s signature on House Bill 1431, a bipartisan effort that is being hailed by hunters and was supported by the state’s Farm Bureau and various organizations. According to a report at The Outdoor Wire, the bill will fully repeal the Sunday […]
Report: Increasing Gun Thefts from Vehicles
By Dave Workman If you keep a gun in your car, you may be pushing your luck, as a new report from the Council on Criminal Justice says gun thefts from automobiles “rose sharply” during a five-year study period between 2018 and 2022. Among its key findings, the Council report noted, “The rate of guns […]
AI Will Soon Target Gun Owners
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Someday soon you will receive a video call, or perhaps a text or voice mail video from a local politician well known to you. They may be a sheriff or chief of police, or even a state official. This person will begrudgingly tell you there was a bad […]
NJ: Gun Rights Groups Join Forces to Promote Carry Permit Refund
By Dave Workman A trio of gun rights entities has joined forces in an effort to convince local New Jersey municipalities to refund applicants the municipal portion of a $200 permit-to-carry fee, using the example set recently Englishtown, which adopted a rebate resolution. Under the Englishtown resolution, $150 of the state-levied fee is returned to […]
Sportsmen’s Alliance Files Motion for Summary Judgment in WA Case
The Sportsmen’s Alliance, a national organization headquartered in Ohio, has filed a motion for summary judgment in its ongoing legal battle over public records with the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife. The Alliance says it waited more than a year for the agency to provide documents related to several policy decisions made by the […]
9th Circuit Panel Upholds Prelim. Injunction in Junior Sports Case
By Dave Workman A three-judge panel of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has unanimously upheld its previous preliminary injunction against a section of the California Business & Professional Code which had been used by the state to stifle gun-related advertising in Junior Sports magazine, in a First Amendment case brought by the several […]
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